I have recorded under a blanket, a blanket booth, a small 4x4x6 box and learned quickly what worked and what didn't.   I knew a larger treated space meant better sound quality and a more comfortable space to record in.

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My current studio is about 10x9x11 with all the walls being at different lengths and angles to each other.  It is also treated with the necessary acoustic treatment to ensure a high quality sound is achieved.  Not boomy but natural and bright.   Over the years I have invested in mic/sound gear upgrades so you know your getting professional studio quality.  

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Microphones- Sennheiser MKH 416 Shotgun Microphone and a Neumann TLM-103

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Mic Amplifier- Heritage Audio Elite Series HA-73 EQ

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Compressor- Warm Audio WA-2A Leveling Amplifier

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Interface- Apollo Twin MKII

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Software- Adobe Audition

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Studio Monitors- JBL 3MKII & Base

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Monitoring Headphones- Sony Professional MDR7506